Because a client is receiving antispasmodics for bladder spasms, the nurse should be sure that the client
A) increases fluid intake.
B) is assessed frequently for bleeding.
C) receives stool softeners.
D) remains on bed rest.

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Because antispasmodic drugs can cause constipation and straining at stool can precipitate bleeding from the operative site, stool softeners such as docusate sodium (Colace) are often given.

Because a Client Is Receiving Antispasmodics for Bladder Spasms, the Nurse